“Hah” in Japanese
Short answer
フッ
fu
Hah in Japanese is “フッ” (fu). Full meaning: hah (derisively), pooh; pfft (of something disappearing), poof; huff, puff.
Other ways to say “Hah” in Japanese
ふツ
fu hah (derisively), pooh; pfft (of something disappearing), poof; huff, puff
ぶつ
butsu hah (derisively), pooh; pfft (of something disappearing), poof; huff, puff
プツ
putsu hah (derisively), pooh; pfft (of something disappearing), poof; huff, puff
ぷつ
putsu hah (derisively), pooh; pfft (of something disappearing), poof; huff, puff
フっ
fu hah (derisively), pooh; pfft (of something disappearing), poof; huff, puff
ぷっ
pu hah (derisively), pooh; pfft (of something disappearing), poof; huff, puff
ふッ
fu hah (derisively), pooh; pfft (of something disappearing), poof; huff, puff
ふっ
fu hah (derisively), pooh; pfft (of something disappearing), poof; huff, puff
ブッ
bu hah (derisively), pooh; pfft (of something disappearing), poof; huff, puff
フツ
futsu hah (derisively), pooh; pfft (of something disappearing), poof; huff, puff
プッ
pu hah (derisively), pooh; pfft (of something disappearing), poof; huff, puff
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